Overview of PLTB 450B Laser Diode
PLTB 450B is a high-performance blue laser diode designed by OSRAM for demanding applications requiring high optical output and precision. Operating at a wavelength of 450 nm, it delivers up to 1.6 watts of continuous optical power, making it suitable for various applications such as laser projectors, machine vision, holography, and biomedical instrumentation.
Key Features:
Wavelength: 450 nm
Optical Output Power: Up to 1.6 W
Operating Current: Typical 1.2 A; Maximum 1.5 A
Operating Voltage: Typical 4.8 V; Maximum 6.0 V
Beam Divergence: 7° (parallel), 23° (perpendicular)
Package Type: TO-56
Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C Applications:
Laser Projectors and Shows: Ideal for creating high-intensity blue light sources in laser projectors and light shows
Machine Vision: Utilized in machine vision systems requiring precise and high-power illumination
Holography: Suitable for holographic applications requiring coherent light sources
Biomedical Instrumentation: Employed in biomedical devices requiring specific wavelength light sources for diagnostics and imaging
Overview of PLTB 450B Laser Diode
PLTB 450B is a high-performance blue laser diode designed by OSRAM for demanding applications requiring high optical output and precision. Operating at a wavelength of 450 nm, it delivers up to 1.6 watts of continuous optical power, making it suitable for various applications such as laser projectors, machine vision, holography, and biomedical instrumentation.
Key Features:
- Wavelength: 450 nm
- Optical Output Power: Up to 1.6 W
- Operating Current: Typical 1.2 A; Maximum 1.5 A
- Operating Voltage: Typical 4.8 V; Maximum 6.0 V
- Beam Divergence: 7° (parallel), 23° (perpendicular)
- Package Type: TO-56
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
- Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C Applications:
- Laser Projectors and Shows: Ideal for creating high-intensity blue light sources in laser projectors and light shows
- Machine Vision: Utilized in machine vision systems requiring precise and high-power illumination
- Holography: Suitable for holographic applications requiring coherent light sources
- Biomedical Instrumentation: Employed in biomedical devices requiring specific wavelength light sources for diagnostics and imaging
